(Omal answers some
questions about why the governments of the world
kept silent after Roswell and the technology
we’ve possibly gained from artifacts that have
been gathered from around the world. He puts
forth the question on if the governments of made
the right decision or not in withholding the
evidence they had found.)
Omal:
next question.
Shane: uh-huh, so
you’re talking about
self-control and
everything, so like
you know like how like
UFOs are unidentified
flying objects?
Omal: that is a
contradiction.
Shane: okay, well.....
Omal: but continue.
Shane: a lot of people
and government and
whatever say this all
and they have evidence
but they won’t show it
to the public because
they’re afraid that
they’re not going to
take it well?
Omal: why? Well it is
too late to go back on
what they decided to
do. If they had at a
prior time said, “okay
we have been visited
from outer space, we
have these items, we
don’t understand what
they do but as soon as
we learn what they do
we will let you know.”
That would’ve been a
better approach.
Unfortunately they are
in too deep, they are
in over their heads
now, there is no going
back. Whatever
happens, happens. Next
question please.
Russ: Omal, there's a
flip side to that too,
the technology they've
learned from those
artifacts and such has
advanced our
technology in leaps
and bounds.
Omal: correct.
Russ: so therefore
there is a positive
side to this also.
Omal: yes there is to
the extent that the
technology that they
have learned, they’ve
had to reproduce and
in doing so they
themselves have
advanced. So would it
be better to hold on
to what you have and
say that it doesn’t
exist until you
understand how it
fully operates or to
give it out and say we
have no idea how this
operates, which is
better?
Russ: the first one.
Omal: to do it bit by
bit.
Russ: uh-huh.
Omal: which is what
they’re doing.
Russ: which is what
they’re doing right.
Omal: it is something
that they have lied so
much that anything
that they say is now
taken with a pinch of
salt. What they are
doing is they are
mixing truth and lies.
The best way to lie,
you take some of the
truth and distort it.
Shane: it’s still
lying.
Omal: it is still
lying but it is a good
way to lie, you’ve
taken some of the
truth and you change
it.
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